Do LaB adds Gudfella
Cebu‑born, LA‑based DJ Gudfella was announced for Do LaB’s lineup at Coachella Weekend 2 and is listed as having over 1.5 million monthly listeners on streaming platforms. (nationaltoday.com) The booking signals Do LaB’s continued focus on dance‑floor DJs who carry sizable independent followings into the festival’s second weekend. (nationaltoday.com)
Gudfella has been added to Do LaB’s Coachella Weekend 2 lineup, putting the Cebu-born, Los Angeles-based DJ on the festival’s second-week bill for April 17 to 19. (nationaltoday.com) Coachella’s official site lists the 2026 festival across two weekends at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California: April 10 to 12 and April 17 to 19. Do LaB operates as a separate stage inside that larger festival footprint. (coachella.com) National Today reported the booking on April 13 and identified Gudfella as Kyle Domingo, a DJ and producer born in Cebu and now based in Los Angeles. The same report said he has more than 1.5 million monthly listeners across streaming platforms. (nationaltoday.com) Spotify’s artist page for GUDFELLA currently shows 1 million monthly listeners, which confirms a large streaming audience even though it does not match the higher figure cited in the announcement. Spotify also lists a 2026 track, “Morning Coffee,” with Jitwam on the artist’s page. (open.spotify.com 1) (open.spotify.com 2) Do LaB’s 2026 Coachella program was announced in late January and early February as a two-weekend slate centered on electronic and dance music, with different acts split across Weekend 1 and Weekend 2. EDM.com said the bill spans house, techno, drum and bass, and surprise guests, while National Today’s earlier report named acts including Tinashe, Andy C, Anfisa Letyago, OMNOM, and Whethan. (edm.com) (nationaltoday.com) That setup gives Do LaB room to refresh the experience between weekends, even when Coachella’s main poster stays the same. Coachella’s own livestream page says seven stages stream live across both April weekends, underscoring how much attention now goes to stage-specific programming beyond the headliners. (coachella.com) Do LaB has been part of Coachella long enough to be treated as one of the festival’s established destinations rather than a side attraction. EDM Life wrote this month that the stage came off its 20th anniversary on the Polo Fields in 2025 and has grown from an experimental outpost into a regular stop for dance-music fans chasing unannounced sets and club-focused bookings. (edmlife.com) For Gudfella, the booking moves a streaming-heavy club act onto one of the biggest festival weekends in the United States. For Do LaB, it keeps Weekend 2 pointed at the same formula it has used all season: dance-floor names, separate weekend curation, and a stage identity that sits alongside Coachella rather than beneath it. (nationaltoday.com) (edm.com)
